The Gazette 1990
GAZETTE
' APRIL
1990
Youngei^A/lembers News In the January/February 1990 issue of the Gazette, a notice was published about the launch of a German-Irish Lawyers Association at a reception to be held in the Incorporated Law Society on Wednesday, 28th March, 1990. The reception is very kindly sponsored by the German Wine Promotion Board. Y O U N G E R M E M B E R S C O M M I T T E E in association with the DUBLIN SOLICITORS BAR ASSOCIATION I R I S H P E R M A N E NT B U I L D I NG S O C I E T Y QUIZ NIGHT - GRAND FINAL
Both the President of the Law Society and the Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany will attend at the reception, invitations to which have now been issued by the Association's Committee. The Committee has been very encouraged by the amount of interest shown in the Association by Irish lawyers. This is no doubt due to the increased level of aware- ness amongst lawyers that cross- country links should be established in the run-up to 1992 and beyond. The timing of the Association's launch is particularly good in view of recent political developments in Germany and in Eastern Europe as a whole. Details about a forthcoming sem- inar to be held by the Association will be given at the reception. It is hoped to publish full details about the Association's objectives and programme for 1990 in the April 1990 issue of the Gazette. •
• PRIZES GALORE # W E D N E S D A Y , 11th A P R I L 1990 at the Royal Ma r i ne Hote l , Dun Laoghai re at 8 p .m. sharp Hosts: Moya Quinlan and Gerry Griffin Subscription: £25 per team (5 persons per team) Contact: Sandra Fisher, The Law Society, Blackhall Place, Dublin 7. Telephone: 710711
SADSI DEBATE W EDNESDAY, 2 5 Motion for Discussion: "That all Europeans are equal; but some are more equal than others." Chairman: The Chief Justice, The Honourable Mr. Justice Thomas Finlay. Speakers: Mary Robinson, S.C., Director, Irish Centre for European Law. Proinsias de Rossa, T.D. The Hon. Mr. Justice Liam Hamilton. Nial Fennelly, S.C. A " welcome. John Cooke, S.C. The debate starts at 8.00 p.m. in the President's Hall, Blackhall Place. APRIL , 1 9 90
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